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Compile As property

I have set the Compile As property of a project to be "Compile as C++ file". However, when I add a new .C file to the project, the Compile As property of the project is not inherited by the file.

Do I have to override the property for every .C file?

I am using Visual C++.Net 2003.

Thanks.
Nov 17 '05 #1
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If you do, you can select multiple files in the solution explorer and set
their properties together, so it's not that much of a problem.

Steve

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I have set the Compile As property of a project to be "Compile as C++ file". However, when I add a new .C file to the project, the Compile As
property of the project is not inherited by the file.
Do I have to override the property for every .C file?

I am using Visual C++.Net 2003.

Thanks.

Nov 17 '05 #2

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